The Kraken is stretching its tentacles.
Viridian Metals (CSE:VRDN) is seeing visually identified sulphides across 3km of step-out drilling at the Kraken Project in Labrador, Canada.
President and CEO Tyrell Sutherland joins us to unpack what the drill core is showing and why Viridian thinks the mineralised package could be thicker than first modelled.
What’s surfacing at Kraken:
- Reach: Sulphides showing across 3km at the Main Zone
- Thickness: Multiple visual intervals running beyond 40m
- Bedrock: Seven holes hit sulphides from the top of bedrock
- Scale: Testing beyond the initial 8.6m modelled thickness
- Next: Assays, more results, and metallurgical testing
The Kraken is showing itself.
The labs get the final word.
About the guest and company:
Tyrell Sutherland is the president, CEO, and co-founder of Viridian Metals, a Canadian exploration company focused on the Kraken and Sedna projects in Labrador. Kraken hosts a large copper-nickel-cobalt system, with Viridian drilling to better define its scale and mineralisation.
Watch to see what’s surfacing at Kraken.
